I have read a couple of SN novels and this was my least favourite. First of all, after reading the reviews here I fell compelled to look for all spelling mistakes and that ruined it a bit for me as I found many. Secondly, Rebecca wrote the book in a feminine/YA kind of way touching the subject of brotherly love way too much, writing personal thoughts for Dean and Sam where they could have been avoided as they brought no say to the story.The plot is ok and this book can be read throughout but I couldn't wait to finish it so I could move on to a Lee Child book... I like this book because the way Sam and Dean always try to find multiple ways to get out of a situation than just one way. I think the author needs to show a little more of other characters perspective and show it from a outside point of view. What i think is cool about this book is how no matter how bad the brothers fight they always come to good terms and never let a fight get between the family love that they have for each other and how they will alway sacrifice for each other. I like how the author shows what is going through the brothers heads in bad situations and when they are just thinking because it shows how they think during certain situation. What I dont like about this book is how some of the scenes or situations are played out or written because it gets a little confusing on whats happening.
not for casual readers since the plot relies heavily on the television episodes.
—Ninjaqueen
Varies a little from the later series, but still an okay read.
—lw27
A must read for any Supernatural fan!
—slamb
Just like watching the show. :)
—blayblay22
